Sentence examples for not burgeoning from inspiring English sources
The family lived in a sequestered, luxurious world — "The only Chinese speaker, it was said, was the legation parrot" — at a time when poverty, not burgeoning national wealth, was the foundational fact of China's political and economic situation.
But fear not, burgeoning hipster, there are still a few places where you can get your local on without bumping into Nick Lachey doing body shots off of Johnny Knoxville's midriff.
The Governor added that he is worried about setting a precedent allowing people to camp in parks without rules, but that he hasn't drawn a line in the sand for protestors yet because it's "not a burgeoning metropolis".
"Emerging, not fucking burgeoning," Matt defends himself lamely.
Granted, it's not a burgeoning genre, but Storm Boy is right up there with the most affecting family films involving animals.
The WPBSA, who have no chief executive at the moment, have ignored the scheduling of one World Series event and one fixture in Barry Hearn's Premier League, and have not encouraged burgeoning independent events in continental Europe, critics say.
The size of the purse indicates not only burgeoning interest from players (Ortiz, who is a full time player of Street Fighter V says that she's noticed a clear increase in the quality of competitors: "As the game grows and more players come in, the competition escalates").
Unemployment is high, and not even burgeoning oil revenue is enough to buy off the populace.
Last week was a very busy one for those of us on the Northern Meetups, TechCrunch's three-city tour through a few of North America's hottest (well, not literally) burgeoning tech hubs outside of the typical San Francisco/Silicon Valley/New York bubble that we in the media are too often caught up in covering.
Should I forbid her to play because she is not a burgeoning Serena Williams?
There would be no fighting and dying over the lucrative supply lines in Mexico if there were not a burgeoning demand for narcotics in the land of the free.
